The Most Common Grip "fault" This weak left hand grip often leads to a club face that wants to return "open" at impact. The issue here is that you then have to make compensations in order to square it. Usually in the shape of an Over The Top, an Early Release or a Hanging Back. How you position your hands on there grip PROFOUNDLY influences how the rest of your swing takes shape 🏌️‍♂️⛳️ #golfgrip #golfswing #golfgame | Me and My Golf

LEFT HAND GRIP HACK 🔥 This makes the grip so much easier.. Credit to @hughmarrcoaching on this one.. • Point the arrow to roughly your right ear • Keep the thumb and index finger close together (keep the red lines aligned) • See 1.5/2 knuckles (index and middle) - this is also a good guide for a lot of golfers Enjoy better clubface control & more movement options 👌 Want to confirm this grip is right for you?? Get a lesson with me on the skillest app - https://skillest.com/@CBGOLF #golf #golfti

Discussing left hand grip and it’s impact on wrist angles at the top of the back swing with an online student Golfer was a little cupped at the top of the back swing and the clubface to toed down This was in part due to the left hand being in a slightly weak position on the grip, this would require an extreme amount of bow with the lead wrist at the top to get the clubface square __________________________________________ You can work with me 24/7 from anywhere in the world 🌎 If you would like

⚠️ This GRIP is NOT for everyone ⚠️ There is no one way to grip the golf club, you have to find what works for you to produce a consistent impact. Aaron has always had a weak left-hand grip which means that to keep the face square he needs less wrist set and more flex or bow Other examples of this would be Jon Rahm and Collin Morikawa. If you are struggling to get your game working from a more traditional grip, then this could be an option for you The most important thing is to figure out which